The remains of Stephen McCahill are escorted past the Corner House Bar as a Guard of Honour of members of Ardara GAA Club flank the hearse. Photo: North West Newspix
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11 Jan 2026
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11 Jan 2026
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Liam Ó Dubhgáin, Frank Green, Niamh Ní Dubhgáin and Jerry Early
Arranmore RNLI have expressed their gratitude to their friends on Tory Island for a donation of over €5,000.
Niamh Ní Dubhgáin and Liam Ó Dubhgáin made their way across to Arranmore Island to present the Arranmore RNLI Fundraising team with a cheque for €5,402.10.
“We had the pleasure of welcoming our colleagues from the Tory Island RNLI Fundraising Branch to the station,” Arranmore RNLI posted.
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“An unbelievable amount to help us continue providing vital emergency search and rescue services, as well as emergency medical assistance on the northwest coast. We would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank Liam, Niamh and all the Tory team for their efforts, not only last year, but every year. Míle buíochas daoibh.”
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